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idle control tip from other thread does it work on 99 2.0?chevyn0va1 07-16-2004, 07:15 AM Someone suggests on the idle control (on top of the intake manifold looks almost like a mini starter) that you can take it off the car and clean it up and lube it up with wd-40 and your good as new. New from autozone this unit is $59.00. My car seems to do like the other post mentions the idle is not the greatest more so with a/c on. and those symtoms suggests the idle control. Is there a way to conferm this problem or just try the wd-40. If I were to try the wd-40 would I need a new gasket or could I just rtv it? Jet-Lee 07-16-2004, 09:23 AM only a dealer can confirm. I'd cleaned mine out with WD-40 and canned air. Also look into changing your plug wires, made a world of difference for me, more than cleaning the IAC. chevyn0va1 07-16-2004, 09:28 AM only a dealer can confirm. I'd cleaned mine out with WD-40 and canned air. Also look into changing your plug wires, made a world of difference for me, more than cleaning the IAC. Thanks for the insight so you actually did the wd 40? can you give a rundown what you did. Did you take it off to do it? As far as plugs go yes I did do that in fact I used to have a "buck" everytime I went into 2nd gear but after a tune up the buck went away. I did some reading and found that buck was from a breakdown of spark IE spark leakage which I found at night that I had. Even after the tune up the car is crappy then I'd like at idle. Jet-Lee 07-16-2004, 11:10 AM I simply took it off (reused the gasket) flipped it over, sprayed WD-40 into it, about half full on each side, then shook really hard, then sprayed out with canned air (cuz I don't have a compressor). Then repeat...lol...I used about a half a can of WD-40 and almost all of my canned air (the big cans). Then I just slapped it back on, didn't even wait for the WD-40 to dry (it's flammable anyway). chevyn0va1 07-16-2004, 03:32 PM Thanks for the tips its a a shame it didnt help you much you said though I hope i get lucky. Have you ever cleaned the intake/throttle body while you were there? vBulletin®, Copyright ©2009, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
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